
Kathryn Bhaumik
I love this app. My writing skills have improved dramatically since I started using it. I love how much control I have in the settings too. My only comment is I wish the stats section had more information. It would be cool to look at various charts like Anki that show the average retention rate, or how often some cards are being re-learned. Or have a rough estimate of the N5-N1 level based on how many kanji mastered
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Nathan Gehman
This is an excellent app for starting to learn to write (and by extension read) Japanese. The main feature that I would love to see added would be one where it doesn't snap each stroke to be more "correct" in between strokes. There is a way to make it so that while you are making the stroke it doesn't draw the corrected one, but as soon as I lift my stylus it replaces my stroke with the correct one.
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Emily
It's better than the app I used to use (obenkyo). I love that it syncs with wanikani. I do wish there was a way to remove more of the "learning" steps; the ones where you see all of the stroke start / start+end dots is very visually cluttered and I find myself drawing kanji I already know by heart wrong. I also wish you could just use the wanikani English meanings as the prompt instead of a list of Japanese words—since there are so many homophones, it can be hard to know which kanji is expected.